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HONG DY.

The Colusa lynching was an i'll.
advised thing because it will give
the Chinese sympath,zers on the
Coast weapon with which to Fight
for the Monaghan. That Hong Dy
deserved bis death M one denies,
but it was not legal death aud the
Sheriff should have shown a proper
respect for the law he had sworn to
execute
There is always some weak mind
ed man on the jury; generally two,
who have maujlIn sympathy fsr
everybody and everything accused
of crime and in jeopardy. These
peculiar people seem to have no
sympathy for the mangled victim.
A woman shot down in cold blood
does not excite their pity, but the
moment the Cbinaman who did the
killing, gets into the dock, the well
springs of their weak and n audlin
sympathy begins to flow The real
criminal charged with crime always
falls back on the thread bare SYM
patty dodge when he knows that
his suilI i proven.
Hong Dy +, II back on this resort
and it proved so effective that two
weak-minoed jnr, ,nrn wanted to
save his life. After the verdict
was rendered however the Sheriff
had but one course to pursue and
that was to protect his prisoner.
The Jail was like fortress and
half dozen determined men could
have held it against any mob The
Sheriff made no resistance against
the MOI bur turned over the KEYS
with great WILLINGNESS and the
crowd strung up its man. This
overt act. even though an act of
justice, will keep back the Kidding
OF this Coast of Chinese, many
years.
Morning appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1877-1906, 1887-07-13

1t Is claimed that the
greater area of Arizona desert
will be reclaimed this year than
in any year previous.
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FOR SALE.

IN CARSON CITY A BAKERY
with cracker machinery and all ne.
cessary appliances, now in good run
nn8 order; busint ss established for
yer twen,y years, together with a .
10y Qweiiins H. use containing twelve
furnished rooms For terms and price
@Ppiy 10. j. ID. KERSEY.
June ~ m.
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HOUSEHOLD sUPPLIEs.

APPLKs-Kentucky stock, So 5Oa4
per barrel; dried apples, 5 to Go per
pound from store. Dried peaches, 6
to s; from store. Peaches, 81 per
box.
vreETABLEs-0nion 81 509Sp per bar.
rel or-per bushel, Cabbage, Northern,
Sl2@l4 per 100 Kraut, barrels, 5000;
hall barrels, "a 5C95. Garlic, 81 per
100.
PICKLES Barrels, So 50@7; hall
barrels, s4@4 SO.
EaGs-Scarcs, 1Sc.
FRUIT-0ranges, f4@5 per box, $7@s
per barrel; lemons, 1904 per
box. Bananas, 81 5000 80 per
bunch.
NUrs-Cocoanuts, So per 100. Pea.
nuts Virginia, &c; Tennessee farm.
ers' stock, S@4c; roasted, 23c higher;
shellsd, Zoe. Pecans-Texas, 7@l0c.
RAIslNs London layers, So; layers,
~ rs; California, 81 Is.
PoTAToDs - Firm. selling, 75@9Oc
per bnshel, 81 b0(92 70 per barrel.
CIDKR-New York, 81 50 per barrel
and "a % per half barrel.
BuTTKR-B utterine, l4@l5; cream
cry, 27@3Oc: dairy, ls@23c; country
butter, lhG22c.
PoULTRY-OnickenA scarce; spring,
u 5OCSS old bens, 81 6O@Si turkeys,
GAMR - Qnall, 81 90 per dozen;
eqnirfels, 81 80 per dozen.
VISRGAR-Per gallon. lC@l5c.
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RI. & n, r.. R, 1878: c.. O. 4
8. W. RE-, S4S; l.. N. o & I. r. r.,
476.
NEW YORK.
Spote opened steady and closed
quit; middliDg, 81 l6c. Sales, 1888
bales. Quotations were as folio va
Ordinary, 6 10 l6c; good ordinary, sic;
low middling, Lice; middling,
8 7 l6,; good m,ddliuQ, 9s,; middling
fair, los I6c; fair, 10 IL. l6c. :
Futures opened steady and closed
steady, az follows: October, 9.S7@
8 So; Novemb Der, $50; Dscem.
Der, $4,000 81; January, $50
0 SO; February, 9469947; March,
8 $500 So; April, 9.63; May,
8 7099.7l; June, 97S@9 70; July,
9,S499 So, ssles, 49, 800 bales.
NEW ORLEANS.
The spot market opened firm
and closed very firm; middliag,
s Is 49, Ssl-s, $3.50 bales.
Quotauons were 81 follows: Or.
dipsry, 6 ll.B;; good ordinary,
Z 1915; low middling, Sic; middling,
s 1916; good middl,ng, 8 l 49,.
Futures opened steady spd cloeed
as follows: October, S,7s@s 70,
November, S75@s 70; December,
s0@S 81; J1nuary, S.90@S 81; Feb
801@902; March, 9.l2G9.Sl;
922@924; May, $1,000 "a;
s42a9 43; July, 9.52@9 "a
80 500 bales.
DA LY PORT AND INTERIOR MARKLT
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MEMrHIs DAHy APPEAL, MONDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1887.
81 Is; mixed, barrels, $40 80; mixed,

81 %; mixed, barrels, $40 50; mixed,
s@7
CANNED GooDs--Pins apples, 81 %
al 30. Peacbe', 2 pounds, standard.
IL IS; 8 pounds, standard, 81 %; sec.
onds, 81 50@1 rs. Tomatoes, 2 pounds,
standard, 81 0o@1 10; 8 paupds'
standard, ST 25@l 80. Strawberries,
81 go. Rsspberriss, 81 60 Black.
berries, 81 2f@l 25 Green gsges.
81 75@rS5. Pears, ST. 76@2 25. Pums,
81 65@l 70. Asparagus, 81 1904 25'
Green corn, ST. 25@1 As. Green peas,
IL cool rs Owe oysters, full
weight, / mound, sl@1 O5; 2 pounds,
81 65@l 70; light weight, l pound
60@65c; 2 pounds, 31@l 10. Con.
dsnsed milk, Grown, s. 1905 S.;
Eagle, 81 70; Swiss, SIS rs. Salmon,
So %. Sardines, So %; mustsrd sar.
dimes, S. %. Msckersl, 81 50; her.
ring msckerel, 81 %.
MoLAssRs louisiana, common to
fair, 27@3nc; prime to choice, 42@50c;
syrup, 25@40a; centrifugal, common
to fair, 2i@2Sc; prime TO choice, 409
Acc; fancy, 35@40c. Firm.
SCARS AND CANDLES Soap, 365Ic:
caEdles, full weight, 81
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE
Money s Per Cent, New York Ex-
change Par Selling.
Cotton STEADY Middling Cotton
s1l.iGe-sales Today $500
Bales.
APPEAL 0FFIcE,
FRpAY EVENING, Oct. 8, 1887. !
IMPORTS.

Money market unchanged, losnsble
funds firm st s per cent. The demand
is brisk and the supply ample for all
business purposes.
The local cotton market closed
steady, with sales at $500 bales. The
weeks sales we're $500 bales, or 15,.
$50 to exporters and 1850 to spinners.
Az New 0rleaus spots closed very
firm, and futures advanced 9 points.
Liverpool closed steady, fair de-
maud, with futures of 2 points. The
additional sales yesterday were 800
bales Brazilian and 500 bales OF
aSurat.
Spots at New York were quiet with
futures 4 to 8 points advanced, O. L.
Greene 4 Co.'s report on cotton says:
"The c0ntrsc. market for cotton
showed fair animation and consider
abba strength during the greater por.
ton OF the day. The principal iDfu'
ence came from the crop report
furnished at New Orleans, indicating
some reduction in the percentage,
and speaking less encouragipgly of the
crop than anticipated. This alarmed
the shorts, working on close margins,
and created a covering demand on
which 5 to 7 points advance WIS Sc.
cured. The full gain, however, was
not supported, and a. tbs close, while
the tone appeared steady, it was 2 or
3 points shading from extreme fig.
uree." Il
The New Orleans Produce exchange
has itsued a statement Ct the rice
crop, ehowiug that abou. one.half the
estimated crop has already come to
market, aud tina! 1892 sacks Of rice
have been purchased by the mills.
The statement also shows that the
great bulk Of the rough rice has been
cleaned and disposed Of, NJ the stock
Of clean On hand Is only 1916 barrels.
AtNew York coffee hslts some.
what, yet 1t is little more progressive
then last month. Tea is steadily gain
ing favor, and sugars are moving into
refners' hands at hardening IA ee,
while most other grocery goods, II rot
selling freely, are getting a fair aver.
age trade call and commanding steady
rates. No radical change In values has
taken place.
Six hundred and Nv snty.ive brls sp.
Piles, 30 sss bran, 1852 pkgs butter,
ITO pkgs bacon, LOO pkgs boots and
shoes, 1925 pkgs cheese, 200 SKIS coffee,
1000 SKIS cotton seed, Is cars cotton
seed, l26 brls cement, l25 pkgs dry
goods, 80 pkgs eggs, $40 orls four, s22
ba'es hay, l0l pkgs hate, % head cat
tie, 205 pigs lard, $4,000 feet lumber,
% pkgs liquors, 200 brls lime, $50 brls
meal, IS brls molasses, 5000 bu oats,
25 brls onions, 26O brls potatoes, 8 cars
pork sides, 81 pkgs rice, $50 brls sugar,
425 pkgs tobacco, 600 bu wheat.
RLHvAToR REPORTS.
The following shows the amount Of
grain received. withdraw and In store
by regular elevators, rs reported to the
Merchant exchange today: Wheat,
withdraw, l,746 bus; In store, 1885
bus. Corn received, 77 bus; with.
drawn, 932 bus; in store, S0,097 bus.
Oats received, 1000 bus withdrawn,
5000 bus I: In ttore. 64,357 bus.
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Trustees Male,

WHERE'S, on the 9th day Of sorism
w Der. 1870, II A.. uollenbsfg conyoted
~ deet, registered IN Book lu2. On page as,
Q the Resistsr,!s Onies, Ia Shelby county.
real estate hereinafter described, 10 secure a
certain in~debtsdhess thsfsin. mentioned.
and where's, by . decree Of the ChAnoefy
Court 81 Shabby counLy, tennessee, o. tered
the case of.B 4. HollsnbsrF sEsinst =.
ffanfiols ard other, In Minute Book 81,
on PES. az, or the sth DAY Of June, ilsi, Il
Was aGjudEsd that the ApOunt ~ std indsbt.
edness thep unpaid We 30, for Witch
said II. a. Hollenb ~ save biz uromif0ty
NOES dated shy lss2, and Nhe,eas, n.
J Black, clerk and nastsf u said Chancefy
court, ant hts SUCCESSORS In Office. were ~.
pointed trustees in the place and stead
ottaid Dr. fralk Rice and whereas ID -as
therein dsoresd that. Jn the event the said
potss male BY II, A. .Hgllsnbefs ,hould not
b. paid at maturity. tho said trustee 20 40.
pointed should proceed 10 sell tho said real
. tate upoh the tsTms and cbnditioas pro
yidei In the deed o. llVllsnbefK T. hics,
trustee Nov. thefefr' |, semue I. Ne.
Douell, o.cfh and ma ter 81 the Chancsry
S SSS" % s 20 I'd i'IRpvj iSsRI sss' si. ,ip. .si
mast N, BY viftus q The power, 70 vest 4 Ia
me, AZ Aforesaid having qualified By takins
oath ana TiVinE bond a. rsquitod by Law,
ard being requested BY the holders Of sons
that on Saturday, November B, 1871, AZ "
o'clock m IN front Of tho Connexions, IN
thslby . unty, Tennessee, will proceed 20
sell for oash tho iolleubH dsgof bed zeal
state, situate and bNnsin the rsIibsDI.
ltict II shelby county formerly the city II
Mtmuhlsl, In the couniy Of Shelley, stats q
1enbessse, bounded and described A. iol.
lows Besinninga the intoffoetl n " tue
aIuth . De Of MAI sou street with the east
side Of the dfst alley ssst Of Third street.
runnthE thence south with the east side Of
faii al ~ ons hundred and iofty. oight sud
ons.half feet 20 the moth side of the 6rt
q ley south ~ MadisJn street. thence east
with the north side Of aid last neni o. ed
alley twenty four and three foufihs feet 10 a
.'ase, erce n,rth parallel With the ssil
dfst uerti1nsd alley one hundred and
tty-siIht ard one bali feet 10 the south
eide q .adissl street, thence west with the
south eide o. MAdifOn street twtnty tour
q 4 thfoo. flurths feet 10 the ~beginnins
p Tot, on which 10 a four story brick build.
ttI
The title 10 believed 10 10 perfect, but I
th4ll sell aud convey a. tfusies obiv.
\. |. M'DOs ELLL,
OlHtk ard Master pf the ChAnoery Court Of
shelby Comfy, Tennessee, Trustee.
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r OK CALL Bb,HD
COTTON MABKSTS.

The local cot o. m,'ket opened
steady aud clossd st,,fy; miici ',
81. Sale, $500 b,es, iucludiis 81
las, eveBipg, 4 shioi 1850 TO -
porter aid / $50 10 spinner, p ocip o.
1885, bsesi shipmon q, 370s bsler /,
stock o. hs d, 80 97S bales; reosipit
10 date, 9l,l49 bsleS; slipmeuls 10
date, as 4lb 5ales.
K1CHAE0F QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, &c. good ordinary, 7ic;
low middliog, SIC; middlips, slu;
good middliug s.oi uiijtlins ar, zee;
fair, nominsl.
DAILY COTTON s~rATgsENr
stock September 1t, 4. 80, iurnt,
-; hone consumption y date, -;
ttock m nai n account, 90 273. Imports
-N.a .. T.. r, t37. VI. ~ {. x. r,
3Os; |. x n r. r., IL; ". a l.. ".
r., 7Sj. O., o. x d. W Il X, SIS;
J., n. o a. X, T., 49,; X. q :
& VI. X L., 700, Ne, : &B. x. X, 1874 Z;
steamers. / b7D; wagons, 600. Exports
IN. 4 .. Il r., l,ll6i N. & r. Il.
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LIVE arACH

CHICAGO, Ill, Oct. S-The Drovers'
journal reports. Csttle-Receipls,
1000; shipments, none; market slos I;
beeyes, 1905; stOckers and feeders,
VI zoos 20; cows, bulls and mixed,
II 6OtS2 70; Texas cutie, 81 5O@2 20;
western rangers, $293 40. hogs-
Receipts, $4,000; shipments, 5000;
market strong; mixed, a 2O64 80;
heavy, "a 1904 80; light, 81 20(54 80;
skips. 1904 ID. Sheep - Reo.ipts,
10000; shipments, 400 market steady
nativee, 1904 26; western, So lO6
90; reIans, 81 6C@3 SO; lambs,
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GENERAL TRADE.
aREaDsTUFFs.

CoRSNEAL-s'apdArd, az 35: pearl,
3 26@S Sc; Ioll,r, 81 bO@2 20, hIm,
FDoUR-Ftnm store, common, 80 rs
family, f3 IS; cboice, s. IS; fancy,
-; extra faDoy, ~ 25i pItent 81 rs
Fitm.
BEAss-Navy, 81 $685. medium,
81 81.
oArNKAL-In hall bHriels, 1908 30
from store.
CRLcKKRs-s0da, extra. &c; soda,
treble extra, 4sc; ginger shape, bic;
assorted jumhlse, Toe.
CRACKED WHKAr-In half barrels,
"a % from store.
Hoxisr AND GErrs-Ffom store, 81
M3 rs,
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Lake shore, %. Tenn COa'k Iron ,9pI.
Lon A Nah ben. iNsxasP p cifc, az, ~
Lou. A N. A., S7x. Union Fatlhc' ast.
Mem. K Char, ~. u s. EhpttSS' ~
Mich. Ten, 81. VS.. 10y.
MINI. a ST. L., II. WIS. L,-A P. pid, SOS
Minn.& st. L, ptd. Is W &F Ex l2h
Missouri Pacific. 9.ek. W. U. Tel.' iSs'
M. l.. s. h w., 50.
PARIS, o It, S.-Three per CEN rentes,
S2f 222c for the account.
BANK C~LxARIEas.
CHICAGO, ILL.,, Oct. S-Clesrings Of
the banks today were $lo,lsS,5So
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. 8.-The bank
clearIrgs today were $3,9SS,45S.
New York, Oct. S-Bsnk clearings
today we're $ll9,4i6,66l ; balances, S..
703,354.
BALTIMORE, Md, Oct S-Bank clear.
ings today were S2,O22, l46; balances
3524,5l9.
BosroN, Mass, Oct. S.-Bank clear.
lngs today we're Sl2 $40, 1856 balances,
&l,44i 954.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Oct. S.-Bank
c~lesripgs today were $500, Sg6; bal.
snces, l ,457, $50.
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WORLDS VISIBLE SUPPLY,

The n " York Fin Ipcial Chronicle
al October 5 gives the following
figure: Total visible supply. l,73t,.
1913 bales, agaiDet 1887, 1888 In 1885.
rBoGe figures indicate an incfesse Of
CO ton In sight Of 397,0 26 balee, n com.
pared with the ssme date in 1885, and
an increase Of 4l4,l48 bales Nc com.
pared with same date In 1885.
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EEDsrUgFs

ELI-Onoics. from store, S5c.
a load from levee or depot, SIC;
prime, from store, SOC; car load
from levee Or depot, fl5 90; prairie,
rom store, Soc; car load from
lovee or depot, g. o.
BHAs From store, SOC; from
levee NJ depot, SIS Oh.
.CoRs-From store, vbite, Sac;
MIXED, SIC; from lsyee or depot. white
10 bult, 4sc; 10 sAcke, 62i, mixed,
n bulk, 47e; Ia escte, Soc.
OAm-ffom store, white, 38s
mixed, 49,; from lever or depot, uhIt-,
Ia hulE, S3o; IN sscks, 35c; mixed,
in bulk, PIC; In sacks Sic.
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LIVE srs,gA,

HoGs-Ohoice, 6lc.
snEKr-Choice, sac; medium, Sc.
LsaBs-uoud H. onoics, f4tg4 80.
GgAss OArTLE-Ohoice, Sic; good,
S@Sic; far TO medium, 2i@2ic; seal.
lawsgs, li12c.
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nULEs n m.

MuLB-Modefate demand; "a to IA
hands high, none; l4t o 10 handle
high, =; 10 10 l5t hands high. fl40a
1856 lbi to 10 hands high, fl75@20O.
HoRsE-Dull; drivers, flONai6O,
heavy draft, FOO; saddle, 300
extra saddle, t20093OO; plugs, t4O9
70. Texas ponies, tl @80.
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ssA,,NIsl.ssn,

Hoo PRoDrcru-Qnist; nrsH po'k,
SIS 7b@'6 sapaT cuo-h hams, 2i@i3 ;
bfeskisst bacon, l2Cal2tc; cl.sr
sideg. b,cnn, 9ic; c ear rib sides
bac n, Die; iuus clear bacon, o.,
bacob ehouldsrr, 6!e; hulk pork, closi
sides, sis: esr nb sides, Sic; loi z
clear. 81 shoulders. g.; s,npG, a.
LARr - Hs'oss, 7c; bali Danris.
1lc; kegs, 7.ci choic- ketle, n
= rpng.
Poe FaT-Bsrrsls, 81 50; hail bar
rele, ~ 10; lsss 81 Is
FsH-Nsok"re half harrps, No
~ So ", 2 81 80; No. 2, IS ~;
lr-l6 ~ NJ |, ~ Is; No. 2, 81 10,
No 3, 81 40. Dry herring, family ,
2bc pr bor -
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CorTos SEED PRODUCTS.

PRrxR ORuDs OH - none; on
crude, none; prime GUNNER yellow,
42c; oil summer yellow, 40c;
choice cooking summer yellow, 40
4ic; miners simmer yellow, 40a4lc;
prime cotton seed meal, fl8 26 car
load lots; less than car load, tl7 20; Of
cotton seed meal, -.
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a more hopeful, feeling Ia wool,
tnough prices show no improvement,
fall Texas is beginning to arrive free
~. For light s~hrinksge stock Of
length there is fair demand, hut short
heavy and sandy have slow sale.
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HIDES AND

HIDn-Dry flint, No. l., l4c; No. 2,
l0tc; dry sailed, s@9c; green salted.
No. l, tic; No. 2 bic: green. 6@8c.
sheep skins l6e@SI. Beeswax, 2Oc.
Talloy, n 31c.
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WHsKY-Straight Kentucky BouI.
bon, Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye,
Robinson and Lincoln Counties, Ten.
Deseee whiskies, according IN age and
make; common whisky, aOc@l 10, 40
cordinR 70 proof.
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Tone. kee. prices. lstook.
Increase In receipts this year
LIvEEPooE


At noon: spot9 s,eady, fair demand.
Sales, 10000 bsles. of which Amer.
can $500 bslss. Receipts, 800 bales,
OF which American 5,l00 bales. Clo :
ing quotations were 40 folloss: o.
binary, AZ; go1d ordinary, 4 ll.l6i;
low middling, 3D.; good middhps,
81 1; IN ddling uplsnds, 8 3 l6d; mid.
dung 0%rlsaDp, 5 5.l6d.
Futures opened dull a. decline, and
cloatd weak, no 10 llws:
The prices sre given In pence a1d
64os, thus: 4 SO means 6 90 "a |; and
3 0l means 8 ! I 4i
Al ! pm: OCTOBER, 3 O5d, sellers;
October. November, 8 0Sd, tslleis; No.
vember December, 8 02d, sellers; Do.
cember.Jsnusry 8 O2j, t%ellers; Janu
arv February, 8 02d, seller-; February.
March, 8 03d, buyers; Much-April,
605i, buyers; Aprl-May, 5 Old, value ;
nj y June, 8 09i, vslus.
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ToBAoco-Oommon, 25@35c; other
grades, S5@s5c.
sSUPP- Garrett's, $40 IS: Ralph's,
$40 25; Railroad, 80 25; Gail K Ak, 50
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OIL AND TuRPENT,NH

WILMiSarNN, Del, Oct. S.-Turpen.
tine firm at 30ic.
CLKvKLLSD o. Oct. s.-Petroleum
hrm Q. w., ll0o, 20.
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aH,.AFhIEn


SEQ .R-Coney, 6laStu; y-llop f.r
800, 20. ,scnhd,. DCg5ir; r,6aed A.
5tCgobci gianu,t o., 7tgi &c; posdtred,
Iso; cat oSf 7lc jttu.
oI@6c.
CAsDiEs -stcts, all sizes, In boxes.
pails and barrels. 7i@9c; fancy NO
fancy, S5Giec Ei,m.
.so.rs AsD CAsDLEs--soap, 3@5Jr.
candles fol. sesbi. SlGgc.
OuhEsE -Pdme n.s. -. Nav
iscioiy, o.; ia cream. lg0
1915 fonhg Au'sricip, IA
orrEE q mmon. eJo; Ordinary.
2OB92lc; iai', 22@225,; p,ims RI,
sSli cno'ce y 'ancy, 2si@24i; old
steady. ~ 'A""
sALt-o 10 river, g. m, ba,.
rel; eaeiuaw, 81 Sol 40 psr bar.
,sli ,a-ks, d e, o. S5Sl 40; coarse.
81 IDOL 49, pocket, blesehei'
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THE RIVERS.
ERs
MOVEMENT IN Ar raE LEyEE.

Arrivals. Kate Adams, Arkansas
City; Ooahoms, Ojceols; Rene Mac.
ready, Walnut Bend Rob Roy, Cat
island; Arkansas City, Vicksbure.
Depar.ures.-Arkansas City, vicks.
burg.
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NEW YORK DRY GOODS MARKET

Nkw York, Oct. Sine demand
WAS very moderate, though the move.
ment was fairly good.
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POWDER
Ann sNuFP

PowDKR-Kegs, s.; half kegs, 90 rs
quarter kegs, 81 so.
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PETHOLHUn.
WHISKY, WINES, LIaU0as VIE

Coal 0n-Phme white, wholesale
lots, l0c per eallor
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snOI, LEAD ANA NAILS.

sHor-Drop 81 S5; Buck 81 so.
LEAD--8c.
NAIs-Iron 81 1902 20; Steel s. IS
@S2 40.
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Wool = Bury grease wool, un.
washed, l39lsc; clear grease wool,
2S(926c; bury washed, 23930c; tub
washed, 33a38c.
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by TELEG aAPH.
MONEY. BoSDs, STOCKS.

NRw YuRK, OF. 5 Money on call
eany al 4 per cent Phme mercantile
paper, 6iSSi per cent. Sterling ex.
cusnss oull, but st'sdv ut 47gi Tor
xix y day bills and 4s4 for dem md
Goyofnment bonds were dull aud
IN ne' heavy. State bonds wore du |
and sts.dy.
The stock market WAS very isysrish
And irregular, bui generally weak 10.
day on ssles CHI fy f)r the short &C
count, Though some ~ the fc'iye
stocks met with excellent support.
Rat 'oad bond ware very dull aud
h avg. Sales, 1884,, 600 Toe io'al
Hsles Of stocks today were l62,07g
eharee. Closing quotations:
sorps.
US. u, eouy. l2I,I. .s.K.AT.g Ger. 6s. 80.
~, coup. iOsl.. North. Pao. ist,Ill1..
paciGob t VI lkb, ~. North. pao, 2dI, 70
"a stAos -, u, IS. n. Western con. lGI..
Missouri ~. l0l5.. INVEST, deb.Ss. 1UT3..
fem. %, ,et'mt,ll3. bt.L. S.P,0en.M ,IiSI
Tenn % set mt, 100. Si.Paui con, rs.
,,rt p. ,.t'nt. tyi.. 81, P.O.AP. lsu, Il6.
Coat. Pac. iits, lt., E.P.lAnd grants, AK.
Den, "A X. G.lfts, III. TIP, no .eH oou. -.
y AR.g. ,l'u, ~. Y, y. lists. nt5i.
hrie Ads' ~ West ohOros W.
hroots.
ss.ni ESprs,s. liO. M.J,s.4 W .pd.IO5
.ltonkT hS Mobile A Ohio, l0T.
A. AI.B.4, pidvW. !horntAE. .o1'd, ASK.
Aasfiean "a. lu43s. NAshvilloA O., 20.
y. q. r. MO, N. j. Central. Tl1.
lanalA Pac., ~, Nor, A v, pfd. 20
Canada bou.t tsb. Northern Pso., as.
c.htrSl P~sea9H, Eo.thsrp PHq pa ,i64
.hsiAptAto AO.,.bH. CAN W., igh.
q. A v Ut pid, Va "a W.Ifd 40
A v. "a pti, k.l.Central. loss.
Chicgro A A. 100. k.1.C.ASt. b.,l6N
d. "A, pfd. loQ k.f.V.Ast. L.pld, PSI.
O., n. 40 1919 Ohio A Miss., ~,
O. st,i 4 o., ~. % MIA. pft 81.
", 81 l. r., pid, - Ontario 4 West . i61..
q, A y ~. Oregon Nav 81.
@. A O, 81. OREGON .Tfant., igA.
q. a ~. Valley 2lA. oregon Imp. s.,
Del. A lud ,gsH. Pacthc Mail. D3k,
Dell, b., A w., 1919. Peoria, ID A v, 2lH.
Dan. A HtO O., ~, Phtt1ufR, lb2.
rio, 9H Pallmtb Pr, ligk.
Efla ND. ~ Mead nE. ogjs.
Bot leon , lOb hoeh lstandi IL
l. Tenn, ptiu 10 gt',L a OIL gil.
harlem, ~ htL,&S .F. ,tstp,tlO
UIutU3T o. q. ". A 81. r., az.
iIlinoi, Central w. Y. NJ A -. Y. p,l3
lad, &Wsi4. bt.,P ma NJ, "
kaItas + %. stP. a Omaba, i0H,
LaksH. A w., ljl,. b. 7. A O.,pfd,, lO5H.
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sAlLkOAB TIVE TABLE,
Chos.peak. aud ohio Route.

Leaves Arrive,
Fast MALL. $3.50 am Past Mail. IL ,bs am
..pes, III. ~~ $3.50 pm Past EI,... 2;!sa,u
Mail and express trains run solid between
Memphis and Louisville, Pullman buffet
sleeper runs on mail and sleeping and 10.
clinlng chair car on express. Three hours
quickest time TO Chicaso. Ticket once un
der Peabody Hotel.
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New York aod oitiOs north and ,ast,
on demand. 81 ditoount buy'ng, ps'
selling; New Vol aud. principal
eiteI north aud cat, 3 days grace, e.
discount buyirg, rsr ~ ling; New
'ohtsnp 81 discJUn, Buying, pr sell.
nR.
sri OK CALL BIshD
No ~eettiIn Of ths ca Dmrd va,
he'd today. Local stcu itiss dull Hni
nominal.
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JOHN L..
"A Madison Street,
DEALER IN
LOCAL STOCKS and BONDS
ALSO
-seutherH Ninera And Improvement
FINANCE.

Money 10 active dem and At s per
cent. The Clearing house repor, Is as
fUllowsi
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Kansas city, Memphis and Birmins.


Leaves -hrrlvei
IN. Q, Mall. 800 pm IN, o, Mall. 300 a.
'Sardis 40. b:M p.m 'Sardis Ac.. $500 a.
tLocai FIRST liOR a. IN local FIRST l!SO pm
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday.
TUESDAY. Thursday and Saturday.
Mail trains will not stop at w%hitehaveu,
Horn Lake, Nesbit, Loves or dag stations.
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n TIES,
WOOL.

BAcoIss-6i@7i.
TIRs-fl %.
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WOOL.

Ut LOUIS, Mo-, Oct. s-E,sisr
money market Ia the cast has cresIed